Questions about Filter

fgtr1230

I want to implement a function like this:
  ADOTable.Filtered: = false;
  ADOTable.Filter: = 'Encoding IN (' 001 ',' 002 ')';
  ADOTable.Filtered: = true;

  Does not seem to support it. what should I do? IN (the number here is uncertain)

tonnywoo

Haha, I haven't used TABLE for many years, why don't the landlord try ADOQUERY.
If you must use it, I suggest you try it like this

// Filter multiple times
  ADOTable.Filtered: = false;
  ADOTable.Filter: = '001';
  ADOTable.Filtered: = true;
  ADOTable.Filtered: = false;
  ADOTable.Filter: = '002';
  ADOTable.Filtered: = true;

fgtr1230

Ha ha I started using TABLE for simplicity. I didn't expect customers to ask for one from the right.
That's it. I knew I would use ADOQUERY at first
IN (the number here is uncertain) does not work multiple times. . It seems I'll change it slowly.
It really doesn't work and can only use ADOQUERY.

stevevai

Filter does not support complex SQL functions, such as your in

fgtr1230

ADOQUERY to solve hey ………………………………
Next time, it will be more troublesome for users to think. I wanted to give myself 2 fewer lines of code. Finally, I made a lot of changes for myself.
Ha ha